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Force balanced chip scale gravimeter achieving record low self noise of 0.1 μGal/√Hz. [PDF]

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VLSI for OFDM

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1998
This article discusses the VLSI implications of high-speed coded orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing modulation. This is achieved by looking at practical examples of the computational blocks that constitute a COFDM modem and then examining examples of COFDM chips.
Neil Weste, David J. Skellern
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A neuromime in VLSI

IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks, 1996
Using conventional very large scale integration (VLSI) technology, a flexible and comprehensive neuromime circuit has been implemented in silicon for the purpose of modeling nerve networks from living organisms. Based on the "integrate-and-fire" model of neuronal threshold, the circuit was fabricated in two-micron CMOS with double-level metal.
Seth Wolpert, Evangelia Micheli-Tzanakou
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Image processing with VLSI

Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1983
A large variety of tasks in the fields of image processing and numerical computation demand a very high instruction throughput. The figure of 109 instructions/sec has for instance been cited as representing typical computational load for tasks in low-level image processing).
A. G. Corry   +4 more
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External Sorting in VLSI

IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1984
The problem of sorting n elements using VLSI chips that can sort only q(q < n) elements at a time is considered. The proposed VLSI chip consists of a mesh of trees. Two classical algorithms, i.e., merge sort and bitonic sort, are modified to efficiently solve the external sorting problem using this chip.
BONUCCELLI, MAURIZIO ANGELO   +2 more
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The business of VLSI

Software & Microsystems, 1983
Very large scale integration (VLSI) represents not only the threshold of a capability for combiningover 100 000 electronic components on a die of silicon, but also yet another stage in the growth of a volatile industry. The incredible feat of harnessing a wide range of technologies to achieve this degree of integration, and even hold out the prospect ...
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